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Good Get Apparel Launches New Men’s Pickleball Shorts and Pink Fund Partnership

Good Get Pickleball Apparel

Good Get Pickleball Apparel

Good Get Apparel launches Hot Shots and Marooned Men's Shorts, fully restocks their shorts line and donates $5 per Hot Shots pair sold in October to Pink Fund.

We started Good Get because we thought pickleball apparel could perform like serious athletic gear without taking itself too seriously.”
— Dan Lawson
AUGUSTA, GA, UNITED STATES, October 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Good Get Apparel, an Augusta-based pickleball apparel brand known for performance-driven shorts with personality, has launched two new men’s colorways, Hot Shots and Marooned, while bringing its core men’s shorts collection back into stock.

The new releases continue Good Get’s approach of pairing clean, versatile outer shorts with bold, unexpected liner designs.
Hot Shots features a pink exterior with a comic-inspired liner, while Marooned pairs a rich maroon outer shell with a distinctive patterned liner. Both are built on Good Get’s signature men’s lined short platform, featuring lightweight stretch fabric, a built-in compression liner, phone pocket, deep front pockets and a zippered rear pocket.

“We started Good Get because we thought pickleball apparel could perform like serious athletic gear without taking itself too seriously,” said Daniel Lawson, co-owner of Good Get Apparel. “Hot Shots and Marooned are two great examples of that. They’re built to perform on the court, but they still have the personality that defines the brand.”

The launch also coincides with a full restock of Good Get’s core men’s shorts lineup, restoring availability across the collection ahead of the fall and holiday season.

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Good Get is also partnering with Pink Fund, a nonprofit organization that helps breast cancer patients in active treatment manage the financial burden associated with treatment.

From October 1 through October 31, 2026, Good Get will contribute $5 from every pair of Hot Shots shorts sold to Pink Fund, with no contribution cap.

Pink Fund provides financial assistance to qualifying breast cancer patients for essential non-medical expenses such as housing, transportation, utilities and insurance.

“We knew we were launching a pink short in October, but we wanted the connection to Breast Cancer Awareness Month to be more meaningful than simply releasing a pink product,” Lawson said. “Pink Fund provides direct, practical support to people going through treatment, and that made the partnership an easy fit for us.”

Hot Shots, Marooned and Good Get’s full men’s pickleball shorts collection are available now at GoodGetApparel.com.

About Good Get Apparel
Good Get Apparel is an Augusta, Georgia-based pickleball apparel brand created for players who take their game seriously without taking themselves too seriously. The brand combines performance-focused construction with distinctive designs made for the court, clubhouse and everywhere in between.
For more information, visit GoodGetApparel.com.

About Pink Fund
Pink Fund is a nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance to qualifying breast cancer patients in active treatment, helping with essential non-medical expenses so patients can focus more fully on treatment and recovery.
For more information, visit PinkFund.org.

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